You believe that a test is going to turn out badly, but then you get an A on that test. If you then tell friends that you knew all along that you would do well on the test, you are showing
A) hindsight bias.
B) the anchoring bias.
C) student bias.
D) the availability bias.
E) convergent thinking.

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This is an example of hindsight bias, where the individual feels that they knew the outcome all along, despite their initial belief or uncertainty.

You Believe That a Test Is Going to Turn Out